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The Fed Ex person at our local office told me that Apple had so many orders that were set (promised) for Friday delivery that Fed Ex told them they'd never be able to get them all out by Friday. Mine arrived on Saturday. Clearly a lack of communication or coordination between the two companies.

Right you are. I had an old version of Safari linked in my dock. Once I updated its pointer, things were fine. False alarm.

I had completely ungainly problems with my Mighty Mouse. At the outset of the installation process, I faced a huge screen that was telling me to replace the batteries in the mouse. Never mind that the mouse was working fine under 10.4 and that the batteries were fairly new. I changed them...

Safari 2.0.4 crashes on launch and it appears that unlike previous versions of the OS, an updated Safari didn't install automagically. I haven't yet looked to see if there's a new version with Leopard, but I'm more than a little ticked that I have to mess with this.

Sorry. The names of the cats got confused in my frantic brain. I was referring to Tiger, not Panther. I WISH I could revert to Panther, which ran just fine thank you very much!

Today, after running Panther with 90% success for about 10 days or two weeks, all software installs stopped working. I double-click on an installer package and the package opens and immediately closes. Launching the Apple Installer directly in Finder has the same effect. I was told to try...

It was particularly stupid of Apple to remove the drawer -- one of the coolest ideas in OS X -- from their own mail app. Clearly a case of a catastrophic improvement.